Like a souped up guacamole, this combined both of my versions. Chunky like my pineapple and cucumber guacamole but ramped up with chickpeas like my edamame guacamole. Filled with fresh cilantro, a zip from green onions and citrus tang from lime, this worked really well.

You could use this as a dip with big crackers. Or slather it onto your next sandwich or wrap. Whatever you decide, you know it will be a tasty spread.

And about that bread? It is an interesting sourdough rye bread. You can actually store it unopened at room temperature for 6 months. Something about it being double-baked or something. I first tried it in Calgary, but recently spotted a few versions at a nearby health food store, Foods for Life. And you know what? Their tempeh is just as cheap ($3.59) as Tutti Fruiti!

There are a few reasons I don’t eat bread. One is because I don’t really like it. This bread was interesting, but not my favourite. It was merely a vector for the delicious filling. The best part was definitely in the middle!!

This looks awesome Janet! I can’t believe how warm it suddenly got- I thought we were headed straight for winter, but the warmth came back with a vengeance. Not that I’m complaining! Perfect excuse to skip the soup and indulge in a sandwich :)

Now THAT looks the business! I can see this baby gracing my soon to be hot summer table along with endless variations that may or may not live up to this originals promise. Cheers for sharing it with us all :)